Closed ericfrederich closed 7 years ago
Any word on this? I'd like to see it merged if possible. If there is an issue let me know, I'd be happy to accommodate.
Thanks Eric. I'll check this, as soon as possible.
Have you tested it in Python 2? I believe print(a,b) -that is, two or more things with a comma- is broken in Python 2.
@rmcantin , This gets interpreted differently between Py2 and Py3 but does not break anything.
print
and the tuple)See... they both work fine but get interpreted a bit differently.
$ python3 -c "print(1, 'two')"
1 two
$ python2 -c "print(1, 'two')"
(1, 'two')
If you want the exact same behavior on 2 and 3 you can import print_function
from __future__
. Though I think this is overkill. The printout is just part of the installation process.
$ python2 -c "from __future__ import print_function; print(1, 'two')"
1 two
$ python3 -c "from __future__ import print_function; print(1, 'two')"
1 two
There isn't much Python code in this repo at all, just demos really. The interface is written in Cython which emits code that works with Python 2 or 3.
Because of this, it is trivial to support both 2 and 3 from the same code base.
Just some changes to print statements within the demos, and a simple bytes/strings conversion on the bopt parameters.